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NEW ADV.L+'1RT'ISEME TS.
Imported Boars --W. Bailey.
ftardner Sewing Machine -Peter Grassie.
New winter goods -E. Hickson k Co.
Clothing, clothing --'1V, Campbell.
T. K. Anderson, Merchant Tailor. -
House and Lot for sale -J. Dauncey.
Clearing sale -.T. Bonthron & Son.
Young cattle estray -W: ...Alexander.
Estray steer -Hobert Devereux.
Estray heifer -James Grieve.
Estray heifer -John Vlrilson.
Estray calves -Robert Redmond.
Estray sow pig -George Walker.
Estray calves -Daniel Walker.
Estray heifer --James Martin.
E?m
end
elle
gr
ecceY-
Fri. Thornson.Sleighs and cutters -Wm. Grassie
Maple molasses --Scott Robertson.
Photographs -Frank Paltridge.
Notice to Debtors -George Grassie,
Pat ltry wanted -D. D. Wilson.
FStock exhibition -Wm. ,..McConnell.
Estray ewes -Isaiah Hall.
fl'A`2Y expoitor.
FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1871.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
?'HIE E1 PO5`I2'UR and WEEh L Y
(UQEEwill be giren to Zrew Subscribers
from this date to the First t at of January,
1873, for $ 2 75, cask. in advance.
Huron and the Census -How
•
Will it Be ?
Many of out readers will be 'er� _
hl h
ly gratified to learnfrom a table
which we publish ere elsewh
_ that
the noble old County of ureel has,
]thin the past ten years, increased
in population more rapidly
thanany
oke. County in the Province. ,v
triescensus returns of 1.861 we h u
a
a pop -illation of 51,924, and
turns which have Jjust.. been
publie disclose the fact that in 1871
'we have a population of 75,011,
thus making g anncre increase
of
0
J
3
6r
in the ehort space of ten years. If
this statement as set forth nearby hese
t ;; -
returns be aluT athingi correr,t, we
have not only made the lar• est in-
crease, but have also a larg :g
- bee pope-
lation than any ether Count i
Province. This County the
s being the case, we
will no doubt be entieleel to et least
st
one additional Parliamentary repre-
• sentative. This
additional repre-
sentation tion twill involve a reconstruc-
tion of the constituencies for electo.
the re-
m ade
al purposes. Tinder these ci:
stances may it not lie well to
1 ,.
�cl
Gt which would be the rn,ost
v enierit and proper division t
made. ti't%e. would suggest
townships �� that
1 of Asltiielcl, - E;ts't
Vest Wawanosb, Colborne, G
iscli
and
oder sell Town compose
constituency; the townships of
her), Usborhle Hay, Toe
.
., �, S�tarul.c,y..l'uc
smith and the village of Sea
the - second ; and the
�: to cvilsi, i lb•
�e.1cte ilio{,, Hallett, Grey, Il
t•nberr r , . lot
<1 2
.j t cl lI0'wiCk atn�Cl
village of Clinton the third.
think
this would be a fair and e
able ciivis:ola and one whic'.
tl if c
ceded by the Government, would
state to. give general S<atisfecti
What say vote, . genl;lewen of
iu •ge ,t C!minty In Ontari-o ?
The Salt and (,;al Hutt
The United States S thanes Conti rens w
?reconvene -at Washington, on do
clay- Dec. 4. It will be remember
that before the close of the last s
sion of Congress, a resolution w
' -passed in the house of Represent
titres, by a large majority, rcpEalin
over On ario a uniform standard of
quairfica fon: Would°it ke so very
i.legieal to follow with it uniform
standard of remuneratiton:? In ode
respect, ata least, the new Texas
.w
School•] resembles our own,
for
we are to d that very many appli-
cations ar made foreeertific� aates. but ut
few are bee to pass examination."
( The Census Returns.
The an
expected
ct
ed
p
length bee'
l•
t
<e
It
h
o�
9 ff. all almost inexcusable,
might be fbrgivcn .1, - the ppeople,
y of
this country, were the returns• -when
completed .erred and reliable. But,
unfortunac,ly, they are neither.
This matte_!, as has been the }: else
with almos r every other of any im-
portance w ich- has been taken in.
hand by the Dominion Government,
Hats been •idler disigneclly, or
through in ral;acity or negligences
bungled. 1 the present instance,
as it usually is, when Sir'' Jo1111 A.
McDonald and Sir George E.
Cartier have the management g
of any
undertaking whish affects the inter-
ests of the several Provinces of the
Dominion, the mistake' which occur
are sure to affect most, seriously the
lo
usl'
looked ke
d
y for and
long
ensu returns -have at
ma
e
mb'
1
l.c.
The (le-
t
1 1
e
The -effect
'interests of the Prcvince•of Ontario.
which this last blunder
will have upon Ontario, .will be to
deprive her of at least sixt or seven
representatives in the D ; d
ornlnion and
Local Legislatures. It has been,
heretofore, generally understood,
that so soon ° tts the- census ensus returns
were completed, the increase in the
population of this .Province arwould
be so g I
�e aIs ;to entitle her to at
least ten or twelve adctitionaal rc re-
te�ntetivt s, in accordance t iihe
the ter"rias of the
Ct)r1 feClertat10i1
{
Ace The disappointment and
ch,
bttn of our. people may there-
fore be .ima fr ed when they lea •
that by the returns just made they
will not have Half this n urea bee.
Did these.returns bear the' slightest
sena blence' of correc
. f t�less,� this clisal)=
pointdient wotild doti',tiess fall. much
more lightly upon us. But w1i
en
e fi
ndt
filet v
i even after all the ex-
ertions we have put forth to erlCour-
e 1 g
ill
m
it
at
b lei:
1
and
� L the aeivantaae-
OUR inducements' wh`cl
IL ,i have. leen
made e to encourage €_
-cum- _ tee amongst us,'that:
eon- not
been
nearly
con- - past ten years as it hal
f..
o be a similar reviceis bt
the <7 p
hood grounds to feel l
cel
and to gtlestion the cunec
Go turns. We suppose
1
one n
e � •
th
I P
is no remedy to
Step- i which hes been comm
! � u1
k er-
fortli
s of
ris,
tl
reignPrs to set-
u.r growth has
Sat clueing the 1
Z3 been during
•riod, wee have
grieved; €end
nese of the re -
however that
the blunder 10
ttecl and the o
gross wrong which ha, been ,er-,e- s
tr•ated upon ens 1 I �v
1 .�s ��1- times paste
We Will 11,ave to submit. . r
grit. to the
grievance rn
z
n
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
On 1871. 1861.
ario... .45,890 41,-604
Du ham. . .......37 381 9
Vic oris.. , 3 ,115
. r .. . • • ....31,589 23,039
No thumberland .. 40,230 40,592
Pet rboro 29,330 24,651
Pri ce Edward., .. • • , 20, 336 20,869
'_-Las lege. . 48,364- 44,970
Len ox and Addington.26,705 28,002
Fro tenac ..... l ' 27,313 27,347
Leena • 35,302
Gre t ville 22,616 35,7501
Dun las ..... � • 1S 24,191
,oto ,777 18,777
tient •• .18,987 18,129
Glen
are •
.. 20.524 o_
4
Russ 2
Pres ott .... 1,9
Iia •• ..17,G47 15,499
s
ll
C .. ... ,. 8,696 6.824
arl ton
... ....31
38
7 29,620
Lanai*
Renfrew 33,020 31.639
ew . 27,974- 2u,32•i
Ni.pissing , 094
Muskoka • 1.7912 2
Parry Sound 2,28 ...
District of Algoma. , .. , 1,u18
o?, OI8
•
Tot 1... 1,620,842
Inc/eaaes
The,
Thi
most.
North,
lowin
I4,916
1,396,091
224,752
'oronto, 1 Grey and Bruce
Railway.
Company have achieved a
ncouragig victor in •the.
y
As wilt be seen by the fel:
figures : they have carried
their bonus . by-laws by very large
majorities in, every municipality a
whicl t � C Y to
hey albplled. The following
are t et. ileturns
0111 oss, $38,-000 .. -.. .Major4 200
Tee water, 85,000 " 56
Hoe ick, .830,000. -
Min o, $;5,000380
235
Mr.
We
Bile
`
� CL
°gists.
edoone
fence,
inst., t
ogy for
Cameron's Apologists
Again.
hare succeeded in utterly
tterly
0. one of Mr. Cameron's a rol-
1
l'be ,Sfigraccl has not utter-
orcl in Mr. Cameron's de-
ce our reply of the 1 th
is -weak and childish �elellss al�c►1-
flet gentleman's eheel-c
c�m_
1
ings, and as for his,rnisstatemen
has neves attprl)teci-to palliate t
T
1
lti
We etre herefore ''ustfied in
eluding t r
• b , rat if is ezthe'r cotulil
cornered, or else that it has not
had time to search' the journal.
the }bus, and refer J
tc.fe� to t •n
! the .i1bt
If it leas lad time, lanes has to
'trouble ken
e to. refer to the "figures,
has found that we were correct,
it h
1e
et
has
eat
ler
the courage nor .►
li
Hitless to a knowledge. it.
Althea
Signal sten
I
1
the �.ag,zal has b
:silenced upon this subject, there
►1
ellsof
11.
t apologist who contig
;to persist n attemptsthe
to just
:and {
abolol
Z
e for 1 11Tt•
Caillet•O
political si s and to clamor son
in his.faro.- ,Itis -proverbial)
case that the most shallow y •
fr=othy are those who are a
noisy, and nos difiici,lt m
to siren
t is eo in t' ,is instance. The edit
the,Srin 1 has
- ,I had the colons
ense and eood Judgment to kno he was fairly.
iylltl corn. .red Y beaten and
Y 1 that lee could n
love,
aud
1�1,'
, 5
c0
n' :
se �.
C 11
entl
} cease
is noise. "he editor of ehe Clinto
7-
eu Bra h w ev
, eel, seems not to b
ts, it
hen:
c u-
etcly
yet
s of
les.
tl 0
" 't
rl n
,d
ua
ee
is
uea•
ifY,
cl l
th
in
us
ce.
or
on
w
SO
of
d
n
e
r
ic,v
<t n
ce y
-with
tl
P,
b
est grace we
can. I h
-potted populate and 111
c►ease
. i
rt _
tt
for
Z �the past ten years, f 1
1e 'The follows g table shows the
e1r tl
the �Tarious i )ossessed e ern of .=:that degree - of
1 the Do- -i common sense to teach him when he
is beaten, tied accordingly t
b y COs] ,111t1es
to belch awal•. harder, although not
tee ler-t1, ever. - An article ep-
p•
eaared in t )e last issue of that
journal, --wl ich for nonsensical
twaddle and arefaced cu]lliing• and
deception cot ld scarcely, be ,beaten.
The article w copy in full, on the
. nietee05 I fust l)atge of his issue. It will be
1,110.664 noticed that, even yet, after all it
79,841
9, S 1 1 has said, this apologise does not dare
to deny a -sin le one of . the charges-
which we faro ight against I� r.'Cam
-. 235,777 ' Cron, ;but mer:ly endea- ors to cover
252 them up, anti ride thew froiu public
��, 047
view. We are -detertnined, how -
33,730 ever., that thin Shall not be donee
The , must be met and 'answered; or
2• else they must stanch as they are. It
330 87 I w]11 not do to gild them over With
--_' empty sophistr T, else they will again
56,943 1 eros, out nore glaringly and . more
damaging y th tel ever. - It is not
necessary for ti now to reply to the
1861. various idle -stat eme't1(s contained in
1,396.091 the article in �nestion. Wet have
1,110,604 1 alrea -'_y so fie qu Intl ` answered 'them,
'252, 047 y a
3,30,1357 in various other forms, that to do so
again would be s ut a waste of time
3,089,059 c and space: There is one sentence
1 which we Shall reefer to for the last
i. time, and that i :
395,265 i , "For there is •omething behind all I �„ `� '
.
f'i"� mother :cane idate is pelting the
i the backer ,,
oat- Pr•oviJnces - whic;h fort
be I minion ;
on. i
ONTARIO.
the 1 •o -
optilati:on in 1871.. • . .
fop -dation in 1861.. - • .
Increase...
Or 16.9 per cent.
ill;
6)1, EBte.
n-• Population in 1871:.-.
ed 1Populaa'tion in 1861.....
es
as
a -
g Popular ion in 1861-
t
861 . .
t(
( Increase.
Increase.
7.18
-
Or /. 1' 8 per cent.
NEW 13111N;,wICI.
i Population in 1871
the duty on Salt and Coal, and the
before the question could conte ie
fore the Senate, that body had ac
l�ot>r,;,ecl• The matter will b
bro•
ught up again at the approachill
I Or 13.38 per 'colt.
1- 1 - LOVA Scottie.
e i Populatio�i, in 1871.
sess,ron, when there is little doubt
that duty on both these articles will
ba removed. Ill an article on
"the
(Coming Session, the New
` Tibiae says York
<` It is probable that the demand for
"Free Goal," "Free Salt,"
ill be
so Urgently pressed that it c anc., �itardly
be resisted with success. As to coal, we
have repeatedly avowed our hope that
it may- be admitted free of duty so soon
as the Treasury call ,spare the income
trout this source. - 11-e wish the truth to
be,n�tcle plain that the duty on imported
Coal has nc, more c ]feet ore the average
•
price of oar heree product than looking
over the fenec by at White-faced facets ox woulel
have (tit the growth of a hunclre>cla�,cre!
'relit of cure_ - There are - so many who 1
ignorantlyw kuavishty ignore this truth- i
t hat we are sometimes impatient to see
the experiment tried and the feet - ren -
tiered t r.dU(,italrle. 1-1'e pres;uiie- that a
rcattrti��ri of the present duty on ~alt by
one-half Would net diminish ti
Papulation M 1811
Increase `
Or 17.21 per cent. '.
TOTALS.
15x1„
Ontario'........ • 1,620, 2
I Quebec .... ..1:•190, '05
INew Brunswiele283, /77
' Nova Scotia 357, 00
Total .... • 3,484, 94
Total increase of the what pop -
1 elation of the Dontinio-i, ex-
OrIceding British Gottlieb a, and
ll<enitoba, in ten year ' . -.
12.79 per cent.
frctru that source, i ie revenue
and that '•ogle such re- a
alt will so )it be effected."
speaks thio We may lie sere the
..1,620,842
..1,396,091
224,751
" vote on fully - half the division
is not " is good as the average
members." In - the meantime w
shall again repeat our' chares the'
at the Reform meeting held ate Se
forth, Mr. Cameron made wilfu
and deliberate misstatements w;t
the evident view of misleading an
deceiving his constituents, and tha
he has 8hirkerZ several of the mos
important divisions which took lac
P
during his parliamentary career
We also
again
def
Dir.
b Cameron a
mer
9 on o
an
of
his apologists bol
Y o t
st.
5 to.refute
1
a these
charges, and dare them to make the
attempt.
s,:' cial treaty, have been
of No cause for the interru.
e signed.
There are said to tee
Sea agreements between - th
1 tendents of the census,
h there are two for Ontari
d for each of the other th
t inces. The census is so u
t condemned that these m
e throw ov
the
blame au one an
• In the State cf Ohio t
r
laws are enforced witho
mercy. Two rises were
toed arising from liquor
to husbands without the c
their. wives. For this, on
keeper had to pay the inj
$900,' while another- terve
had to pay another inju
$550.
It is rumored - that A
General Clarke, of Mani
tends going intc opposition
ernur'Archibald and the
The reason assigned for M
taking the unusual step of
oring to overthrow the 1Gov
of which he is himself e f a to e
that he has discovered a lot
out Mr. Boydp
and himself an
the Ministry purely French.
The I ibet ty of the press in
is not,• by any meas, of th
extended nature. President
Maas issued a proclamation s
ing two newspapers in P•
1
printing articles insulting
I
Government. If every pa
Canada in which articles
to
es fin
the Government appeared
care
suspended there `a 1 p
would be bu
The cel-art•ed remains of Joh
Devitt, the ' celebratedt b
player, were found at Cl}ic•
Saturday last, under the • rui Tribune build ng. He w
seen on the morning �, of the
f10
nt
of
that building, sotnewh
toxicated, and he refused to
his escape when urged by
declaring that henot a
r.was afr•
being burned. '
The famous and
almost int
gable fortress of Eh ren breistei
the Rhine, opposite ' k
_ 11 e Coolentz, l
narrow
e
SC
on
gunpowder -p 1 destructio
on Saturday uior
t8th
1 inst.
It
al,l)eal:, that a
siderable quantit of
y gunpo
tirr
rt
ti
exploded 1 oiled in the tali°•a
through the ignition
� of some
ridges. Z11
e building
Iles
Ing was shatte
but the extensive gni gazine, coot
ing powder sufficient
for ten, ye
siege, - was not affected. Three
diers were killed and a number tltll)be2' 1
1 inj▪ ured.
Y
.
The first Roman Catholic miss
dispatched from England
broken off.
ption is as -
NOV. 24, 1871.
es
1t es 3 2, 8"76 ; in March 185'
�, it
was
410,766; and in Avi-iI, I872,
it had reached 729,645. This throws
serious dis-Chicago into the shade. Victoria
e superin- possesses one of the most fertile
of whorl• pro uctive soils in the world,and
o, and one :rboi rids in mineral wealth, ec-
ree Prov- iall in gold. espee-
niversally A 1 the rain that
en begin to to u se has been denier
seems
o -
u2 -
ed '
,Ln fury u
ry
on
the
ether. Celestial Kingdom. The terrible
e1 •'
►ib
l
e
he li r
]O
1
x to
un abates a'
t
hon•
s continue There, and the
ut
mach c1
loss s
fone thousand lives is report -
recently ed in one town. Famine in Persia,
being sold typhoons in Me
egos twenty thousand
onsent of square miles of land and people i -
e tavern- undated in the north of Chin d n-
rlred wife trued -e earthquakes in South
en -keeper AniPL• Ca, and coal alines still on a.
u red wife burst 'n England.
T11 labor movement in Germany
has a sumed most forrnid:a,ble pro-
ortion
p s• There are no�v over five
hundred thousand working glen on.
a strike, not for the purpose of
seek-
ing redress far p p
i any special grievances
but to secure from the manufactur-
ers the concession of certain rinci-
princ%
Ales. The Government
to be in favor of itself see n, s
this movh-Inent on
the part ;of the working men.
Mr. Jacob Hiller, of the town -
France
ship of +'rnestoavu, died on Tt e_
e most day last at the advanced age of 10-
Thiers years. He was born nr Littlee
°spend- Falls o: the Mohawk
J_o1laltvlt: Flats, on elle
Pa
for 9th of- ovember 7
to the revelut . filar war -1 � 64' . After the
per in this con: � tr Y he removed to
suiting y, arid took up his abode
in this owlish where `
!�� e he resided_
es.
d w
lde
d
Avere up to his death. He leaves a wife
tit few but eight years
self. y s younger Alan him:
n I17 -c- The Hamilton Rolling
illi -aid which r n l�ollirrg Mills,
for some weeks have been
ago, on gradtinllY decreasing t
itis of a .1, ('11 n a rli bei-
of work en, finally closed ,
aa6 hast dayilinll�lxst The :°n Satttr-
fire, in off on •.lfloitcla. „en were paid
at in- ,Y,, and already many
have .left for the States
hake The needs ss for work.
fr;el y it is to be regretted
ld, thot, en establi; )n
aid of � � lent which employe
d so tn. ny, and whose disburse-
ni
merits fox rages amounted 1 Ii tea t0 80-
pr'eg- 1
000 per a in um, n, Maas been
11 0:� down,,' bl. t the so shpt
lard a cheapness of railway
iron and steel in England
'
nhi
s.
such.
xCl
b
that
It
Cha.
n be ].lid clown here at :a -
ning, more mod rate figure = than
con- � � 1t e t,lau it can l)
e
n
ul r
n •
Toronto
tl
fa.
t .
ct
a
i
ed
• The 1 oro'
'reser have been ,hosed foe , Ito 1l els
a loan time:
t 5
l il,e:
Al
d id
on
say
Which is Right ? .
n speaking of a greeting held by
'
erman Dickey, the Reform can_
to for North Grey, at Durham
uesdav last, the Toronto Globe
1 "
Mr. Dickey was listened to with
grea attention, and in a very able speech
disc ssecl the principal p
1 ncipalpolitical topics of
the t ay, declaring that, as the Reform
nom nee, he would, . if returned vote
agai st the continuance in office of -the
pres.nt Government. Mr.. Lauder. also
essay ed a speech, but the impatience of
the audience caused hint to curtail his
obse vatitms, within brief - limits. The
meet ngseparated with cheers for the Re-
form andirlate.''
0 - the same meeting . the - Tel-
g'rap a says ; Tele-
grap
so-called Reform meeting was call-
at urhanx on Tuesday by Alderman
Dickey. It proved grand triun. ,h for
Lander. The Grits worked desperately
to pack the hall, but failed. pUheers
were -iven for Lauder and the Govern-
ment, and groans for Dickey: and the
faction s Opposition.`"
It vill bo seen that the above
ac-
count. of the same meeting arrive at
wide] different coucluslont,-Whic1,
is rig ; ? Which ere we to believe ?
IN -THIS ISSUE will be f o
you d a let-
ter'
from
al,
I
member of the Staple
de
y
e
egation to the late Reform Con-
ventior iii Seafortl) whicl
= i shows
how Mr. M. C. Call,ero as regi i
by .the sterling �alded
ing Reformers
totvnsli p. of that
Also a letter from an-
other n ember ,
of the same Colleen-
-tion in reply to the manly
StraLln•ilr • • 1 f ad11C1
or•w ,
a.l
C:
letter which ;,al,l,eal._
eel over the signature of '4 •- Alex-
ander D � �•1i. -llex-
uhu • .
al
I
of
e U• •
5b
of week.
ne last wc,el�.
This 1. ttei writer' seems ` to :be.
one
ti ,
e_
e of
he
]ail-�plltt121b sells{l, and
better able to _jiick' faults in 11!1r.
Duncan'. letter, alter to re€tl'te- the J
statemei is which he -mad
charges !roved e or the
1 ed ag•ainet Me.Cameron..
We ' lea 'e -him, • ho vevei., to the
tender mercies of 11'11 DatnCen, who,
n•
0
doubt t btwill
.
give �.
la
ills a Roland for
hisOlivi..
ttorney
toba, in-
to Got -
illinistry.
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ernn)ent
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SALE'S.
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• Tuesday, \Toy 28 on lot 15,
Third
Concession, Hay, Farm_ Stock nd
' ma
lex. Ross, Proprietor T A.
ioIeer. ;
Nov.N7 ,
30,
on lot ] r, Tenth
*Osten Line, St�enley, Karan
nlenieuts_
s°,- 1 bishop, Auc
,ad-, Thursda
1 Concessioi1Y,
ion:,5t,ck, I 1
to ' lure. Gleorg Rouen, Proprietor :.
�Icl�aai�T• 1 D.
et .
A co1,)iESI'oN - A ine
DZ V' i
., anothei elle
colgnln, 1 ekes an exeell
eat .5ugges- ethos
tion with regard to the assistance of Sive]
1
sufferers by the NortliL ~vest fires. It 1 l�et'pl
is that m nisi Malities, `through- their the
councils, Jl
ell
s
eke grants for this par_ ► tllelr
pose. Action to Ibis effect, thele is I ning
no doubt, would be apIJroved of by said
their constituents. li 1
s ,ed
rsca sailed on Saturday 1•
party consists of four pti
e duty it will be to labor es
y :among the among- the color
e of the United States. , if
celebration of glass previous
departure, Archbishop Ma
addressed the missionaries. ' H
this mission had been esta
^by the Church in i'ngla
mp •nents,•- Household T'urni_
.Lel ,� a
ast. � , lctio'leer
mit,
, I' relay, Dec. 1, on Lot 5, North Thames ]load Lsbor"e, Farm S.
cyi n-' Implements. James Proprietor tack and
j e ; A es .� sl th,
d A. Bishop,
eta
Ul
t
3c
er
t
e
1
71) 1 ;
n
SC
a
Concession,
Cor
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1;• SS
U Ian
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Farm. Stock
n- ar.
beca n;
' NEW ' OF TIdE! WEED. Slaver
ting - i,
Russian Grand Dule Alexis ar- first s.
rived at �ew York l tst Monday the 'le
He was received by a Committee The
who entertained and f4te him in
Newt'
n all)propriaete•n)aniiert - Tl 'went
y on Americe, and it was fi
hat Englishmen should be tl
move for the amelioration
cholera, is still confined i
rork to the quarrantine limits
y -three new cases have oc
The small -pox is spread
bout to re ee nize the Tammany 1i -ng ev
een so thoroughly demoralized by Mess
he late elections, It will likely be Reekie
t rat before the end of January, I A sp
t° regain her 1 P°11:aettibc
1 France i trying
1'072, 8110 W Il have ten more arrev says tha
military pr etige. It is expected ' lege.
ft lly suppli d with improved arms, I assemble
Icontinue
er the city with great viol
ov. 30, on Lot 28, First
ay, on the London Road
le Implements ; oleo a.
, ot -e, First Concession, Hay,
1 100 acres, 65 cleared. - Alex. Munn,
Proprietor ; j. P. Brine, Auctioneer.
IN ednesday, Nov. 29, on Lot IS, Boy-
d 1 field Road, 8 anley, 'max Varna„ Farm
1
. 1 the 17th inet., the wife of Henry
- et John Mani ing of a son.
inst., the wife of Ite.v. A. McLean, of
LATimEr,--Sius -In Seaforth, on the
1 Ili, 15r gitttes, :sit, heesar c Athyer, , be syi dtehi etc e R of, . It-vh e:
1 19th inst., bY Rev. Mr. Goldsmith,
:Mr. John Latimer, of Harriston, to
: Yotete ---8oUTER.- 011 Thursday, the
-mine 7th Concessioa
: Blenheim, to Eiphemi•a, only daughter
of James Solite e Esq.
UNDERAVOOD--iii Grey, on Sunday, the
76 years, 9 months and 4 days. -
Euwenes.-At her son's residence 7th
Coucession; Tackersmith, on the morn-
ing of the 16th November, Ann Ed-
wards, in the wth year of her age.
from Glenishe Fat -fine re, Szotland.
have each subscribed $1,000
e cc pport of the Chair of
al Science in the McGill Col-
ecial despatch from -Versailleh
t the commission for the ar-
,of the Alabama claims will
at Geneva on the 12th De-.
and that the sittines will
all winter. About 5001
I be set for the considera- 1
he commission.
Gordon, of Scotland, a gen- It
f large wealth, has just ;
an extensive tobr of the ;
st in the interest of organ -
ration front Scotland. He
two townships of. land in
lorry, a portion of whom
atch was received by the
g the sefe arrival of the
t expedition at Fort Garry I
ty last. The troops were !
cally. received and came ,
c communication with
cu Tatty to bring out yearly for I tlernan o
settle on the onnebecRaacl, in the Northwe
district of Be uce. - ized emit:
Three more
died -at quern
The 'following is a : cora Araby -el
Statement of of the populatien of tne
Counties and Cities f Ontario in "."1" 8L
1861 and 1871 : jou au
Toronto ..
a 13 743
eienbton
fret' 0111111ssiQi of 'Salt zind Conl into
the rnited 8tates is 1101, far off. N
liddltetex
1N T
orfeik
rant .
ee teachern'-salaries are all L
fixed by lt -. Those holding third T;
eltion certi tioates, granted by official 131
tirsa.tto.Lee, no; principals, flout GI
*123 to *130 a month. This should
fitrnish matter for 1)r. Ryersoe's re_ ;
fiection. He Las estalliehed
tabliniatel
heed u
It ON
above is ft Ise, ai false as were C
atemeets nettle by Mr. Carney- o
-4Ve have no other object inl
than to ph ce the condact of tl
micron, as their representative
tine in New York 1 Western
h ceses have occurred Scotch co
Mr. Alderman Dakin, President I have just
f LonclOn, has received the honor of announcin
Not -wes
The small er ex is alarmingly on on Settled;
re increase in he city of New York, enthusiasti
el is epreatii g in Baltimore and through w
, .40.( :34 31,1&3 never hail, allot rev candidate" in
:57,133 48,735 I and we aa -311 nios positively assert,
b.
48.' 37 46,226 support an f
Hon. Enos Colline, formerly a A list of the subjects for the ex- '
Fort Garry ,is now complete.
member of the, Executive Council aminations for the Gilchri.et scholar -
of Neva Scotia, died at Halifax on ; ebi t I 0 ( 1872 r.tid 1873, ;
as the 1 copies having been priuted and dis-
y e oim candidate who wealthiest man n the -lower prole- triletted anieng the educational ee
eat , and who
30,8,3 31,332 . ability to defeat th •: present corrupt '
, 27,499 etnineut, we care
51,954 and imbecile Gov •
A Chicago tra ler, who lost every -1
thing in the tire, went to Queoee to
look fee a linsmcsee
he has fallen heir to ledf a million
in th St es. e did net remain in
) ms paet career, that 111.r. ant- 1110 London ,N anditi'd announces
'2,60c 22.791 eeon i.nnot such a oitudidate. (),u. a. that the negotiat ons between t1
59,88
5,674 1 the Journals cf Parliament,. that, to for the rnoditiceti n ef the col -timer: I
a men ts of the Province. Copies
-an ;deo be obtained upon applica-
ion at the office of the Previte:hit
The dietrict of Victoria, in South
ustralia, containe 98,000. square
, ie population from 1836 to 1871
MAPLE .1){0LASSES,
at
207 SCOIIT ROBERTSON'S.
Splendid CrT
Beinarka
207 At 8coe
I1F. 'reek -pi -smith Brat (It Agrieulf1:1111.
will hold their Steonil Animal Exhibition e..f
FAT STOCK
FOR elIRISTM AS,
• ON THE SOCIETY'S GROL".NDS
On Teetsner, the 12th of December:
'men tie Pdlowing Prizes will bo offered :
• 1.1. number of bin en, qv extwet.f-1 to he pre -
hunt, it will Alford icti p.x.:0,1i,nt opportunity to all
parties Whim; stile), to di,,posn of, wbetlier eatfle,
Je • clu,zive Front this it appears that t
it III ay, 1839 the total number of in -
h drier -nes was 177; in March, 1846,1
207-3
ever. necoexet,r„
THE MARKE
BEA_nonne, Nee
'The markets this week look
ably better. Fall wheat is a
the rise. Spring -wheat iequot
cents h•igher than Iaet week.
and Spring are now a very fa
and we think that farmers stentl
ish to hold en fer higher „I)
markets are so fluctuating a -
that it is difficult to say 'N
ina,y bring forth. This beieg
it 'might be most prudent to ta
eonable figure when. offered, ta
hold on and run the risk of losi
ley is slightly better this e
„and peas are firm at the Tea
There is very little grain ef 'any
-tion °feting as yet. Butter L
-demand at the quoted prices, au
tra article might obtain a shade
'The se -aeon has now co -name
there has not been naueh breught.
so high as former years, the de
good, and all. that ,comes into the.
is bought up readily. Hay is
good. demand, with but Iliac
The prevalent pricee aee those
below, although we have heard
loads whith bronght az high as f
dollars. If eleighing should e
the demand beeeene better
and. the price no doubt fall
what Thoee who have it te
do -weir to hring. it forward,
seems to be a In.evalent feeling a
sellers that it will be very- sear
-dear in the spring, and eonseque.
are holding baek. Wood - is
, the market, but all which
-come in has Met with ready eale-
priees quoted. The following
• may be taken az correct
weett, el le
eterfne Wheat. 3. 12
Barley. .
Oats
0 34
Peas
'Barer 0 VS
0-35
Flour
3 00
Bides
7 00
Sheep 0
Wood, per cord
Salt (retail) per
Beef .
04
Xutton
421,X,XTOX, Nur.
Wneat.. 15
u 58
0 12
Butter •
Eggs
Toeart-To, Noe. 23,
Breadstaffs show increased tirimie
sympathy with the advance in the
hell market of 111 to 2d per cent
wheat. The :NI -entree". and Ame
anarkets were reported steady ey•
niateriat change. Barley in Oswego
the turn timer, with auother shgle
\%,111CC in freights to New 'Kerte
Feel' ti -----The market was firm, Nyi
fair demand fer leeal nee and shipn
but hohlers' rates were rather above
views of buyers. No. 1 superinti.
and extra at 85 Se to 85 90.
IViteeT. -There was some encieire
Sprieee fielders nsked 81 24 to ;31
with i'myers at ;31 Fer No. 2
, and No. Treadwell there metre In
at 81 31, bet salts were reported
the street Souks and Deihl bron.
spring 81 20. -
Be nem-- Was decidedly weaher
sympathy, 'with the Oswego marl
where there were uuller8 at ell 07 for
lake, hut eo buyers. Freights had
vanceel to Ile.. to New 'N elk. 71
were sales here ef Ne. 1 at 70e. to
but later in the -day buyers -would
give over 05e, and one ear sold at etl
1.0.c. The range of prices on ehe ette
was 65c. to 67c.
changed at 68e. to 75e.
OATs-Steady, under 31). active
mend, and still limiteal supplies, lon3
at 42e, sellers at 43e. toe.: for ear lo
the stre.et market.
HAY -In good tupply and &mane
-prices then, ratiging from 81.9 te- 821
STRAw-Wanted at 812 to 816.
; beyers at to .85
Bre-ren-Very quiet, large lots en
offer in the country et 14 to 16e, but
buyers -except for the. few lots of li
that can be had, for whieh 18 'to I
-would be -paid. Pound mile were wort
tetererneee, Nev. 23.
PLorn -Market quiet, at unehatene
rates. sales of extras at 86 45 to Sti 50 -
fancy 56 27!, to 86 30 ; erdinary eerie
taken to limited extent at 56 10 to 86 15
mediuni , strong 80 26 to 86 25, anti a
lected brands 86 30 to 86,40 ; No.
taken at -83 te 83 94. and line 85 t.
lateet aides of car lots, white, were
$1 41 to 51 42.
Peotestoes Dull. at tate
i'neesee 1°m -hanged.
As111-24 -Pot:4 pearls steady..
tit 81 23. Spring' ulivat $1 17 lo 1,
y 50 to .13e wi peeled mitts.
Dre'stql hogs hands i'? -1-75 1.4J
ed articles ef protinee very little ek•t:
TEN DOLLARS REIfitARD.
hill: paid. Thp
;OS -4 WILLIAM i:ELL,